Sex News
May, 1980
High-Risk GroupIt was bound to happen. For years, sex therapists, like medical doctors, have bought malpractice insurance. Therapists could set up encounter groups and possibly some unscheduled encounters on the side believing that their insurance companies would back them up if anyone questioned their methods. The latest malpractice-insurance policy offered to the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists distinctly excludes sexual misconduct from coverage. That means tha...
